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Bank stocks are companies that operate checking and savings deposits and make loans. Referred to as financial intermediaries, banks are the middlemen between account-holding depositors and loan-seeking businesses and individuals. A favorite among buy-and-hold investors like Warren Buffett, banks serve an important function in regulating the money supply of the country and are thus viewed as a relatively future-proof industry.
The 3 Best Bank Stocks to Buy in August 2024
The three best bank stocks all offer investors the opportunity to capitalize on financial conditions that bolster their bottom line.
3 More Stocks Warren Buffett Might Sell to Prep for a Market Crash
Because the Oracle of Omaha has moved to a massive cash position, be watchful of other Warren Buffett stocks he may sell.
7 Financial Stocks That Could Benefit from Rising Interest Rates
Explore financial stocks positioned to benefit from rising interest rates globally, offering potential for increased net interest margins.
Recent Bank Stocks Articles
5 Battered Banks to Cash Out of ASAP
Financial and banking stocks have gotten off to a hot start in 2012, but there's a host of bank stocks that are set to crash. Here's five to avoid.
Dow in the Dumps — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap
The other shoe finally dropped Tuesday, as the markets took by far their worst dip in an otherwise upbeat 2012. The Dow Jones Industrial Average…
Regional Banks Weaken Against Larger Financial Stocks
While it might seem "safer" to invest in regional banks because of their insulation from Europe, bigger banks still look like the strongest way to ride the bull.
Investors Should Hope Bank Fees Stick
Fees won't ever be popular, but bank shareholders can't deny the industry's need for new revenue.
Buy the Sleepers of This Bull Market
Financials have the best potential for a big advance.
Could New BofA Fees Hurt Financials?
Bank of America (BAC) reportedly is once again considering new fees. But it might be difficult to sour investors on the bullish financial sector.
JPMorgan: Accounts with Under $100,000 Are Afterthoughts
JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM), America's biggest bank by assets, has said that accounts worth less than $100,000 are often a waste of time for the financial stock.
AIG Takes Taxpayers to the Cleaners …. Twice!
Last week, American International Group (NYSE:AIG) reported a whopping $19.8 billion profit for its fourth quarter. Except those gains ccame from tax breaks.
The Sector That Will Lead Us to New Highs
If the banks continue to push higher on decent volume, the market should follow.
Big Banks Lose Business as U.S. Customers Move Their Money
Large financial stocks like Bank of America and Citigroup have suffered banker defections as U.S. bank customers move money to smaller banks and credit unions.
Bitterness Trumps Facts About GM Bailout and Its Record Profits
A recent article about General Motors' earnings prompted a lot of vitriol. Let's take a look at some of the responses -- and the misconceptions they reveal.
JPMorgan CEO: Volcker ‘Doesn’t Understand Capital Markets’
After touring bank branches in Florida, Francis got Jamie Dimon to share what he really thinks about the so-called "Volcker Rule." Frankly, he thinks it stinks.
This Week’s ETF Options for Hot Stocks
Cars, social media, sin stocks, global equities and consumer stocks are in this week's roundup of ETFs that hold stocks discussed last week at InvestorPlace.
Banks Agree to $25 Billion Foreclosure Settlement
The long-awaited deal aims to help more than 1 million Americans by lowering principal amounts due and getting $2,000 cash payments.
Why Investors Shouldn’t Overlook Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo, the nation's fourth-biggest bank, has been on a tear as of late -- yet its great financials and low valuation still have gone mostly unnoticed.
4 Reasons Why Gold Could Hit $2,500
Runaway inflation and the impending Eurozone collapse are just two of the catalysts that could drive up the price of gold.
Greece Back to Biting Markets — Monday’s IP Market Recap
Never far away, Europe's woes grabbed investors' attention on Monday. But at least the losses were mostly trimmed by day's end.
Regional Banks Aren’t Exactly on Fire
Their earnings haven't been disasters, but they've generally disappointed. Some business lines are gaining, while others face the same woes plaguing big banks.
2 Brazilians Heading Up and 2 to Avoid
Emerging-markets valuations have made an extraordinary V-shaped move in the last six months, yet Brazil still looks almost as cheap as it did back in…
